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45mm Log Cabins

This is our range of garden buildings up to 45mm thickness in the logs. These are considerably more substantial than the 28mm thick log cabins which we offer. They have a far higher strength level and an increased rigidity, at this thickness they start to become a building you can use all year around with additions such as roof and floor insulation.

At Tuin, we understand the importance of having a reliable and robust garden building that can serve multiple purposes. Whether you're looking for a cozy garden room, a home office, a hobby room, or even a backyard workshop, our 45mm log cabins are the perfect solution. Let's dive into the reasons why these 45mm cabins are known for their exceptional strength and versatility.

Use the Filters and Sort options below to find your perfect Log Cabin or Scroll through them all.Our Standard Features :

  • FREE* Delivery - 14 Working Days

  • Great Prices -

    Buy Direct from the Supplier!

  • No Pine / Spruce Mix

  • Conical tongue and groove wall logs.

  • Wind and Watertight corner connections on 90° corners.

  • Slow grown

    Spruce

  • Dutch and German Quality

  • Snow loading and strength specifications (110 - 140 kg/m.sq)

  • Tongue and Grooved Spruce Roof boards

  • Pressure treated Foundations

  • IKO felt / Standard Shingles

  • Moisture Content of 14%

  • Full Accessory Range

  • Expert and Knowledgeable Advice.

  • We ONLY supply our OWN products

We do NOT take any payment or deposit until delivery of your log cabin is arranged.

Log cabin inspiration

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Why Choose a Log Cabin?
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How Long Does It Take To Fit A Log Cabin?I was sent some interesting pictures from a kind customer and it reminded me of all the times I’m asked: ‘How Long Does it Take to Fit a Log Cabin?’ This is a bit of a tough question really and I think it all comes down to trust, whether you trust Yourself, the Plans, the Product or the Company you are buying from and the advice and help you receive from them.
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Base requirements for log cabinsLog Cabins are not built like a shed, at least the good ones aren’t. Especially when it comes to the cabins’ base requirements. What I mean by this is; Sheds: When a shed is installed the floor is placed down first, the walls go on top of it and the build is continued. Log Cabins: With the majority of log cabins, the cabin is first built and the floor goes in afterwards and sits within the cabin and is not an integral part of it. The floor system acts as a ‘floating floor’ and should not actually touch the cabin walls. Despite this, the floor joists may touch. More often than not, the joists attach to the log cabin foundation beams.
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Outdoor Utility Room and ShelterI recently had the opportunity to visit a customer who had purchased 3 of our log cabins for different purposes. One of their purchases was the Truus Log Cabin used as a Garden Games Room & Pub, another the Sadie Log Cabin used as a cosy garden snug and this one, the Freddy Log Cabin, an outdoor utility room with gazebo for outdoor seating.